Sporting Goods : Protective Knee Pads & Arm Pads
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from: CYMA
Binding: Misc.
Brand: CYMA
Label: CYMA
Manufacturer: CYMA
Publisher: CYMA
Sales Rank: 15195
Studio: CYMA
Features:- Protective Kneed Pads & Arms Pads 2 pairs.
- Adjustable straps fits all sizes.
- Durable PVC Plastic shell abosrb pressure from heavy usage.
- Durable Nylon washable.
- Must have protetive gear for airsoft / paintball games.
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Editorial Review:
Product Description:
This pair of protective pads would keep you from injury during harsh condition Flexible yet very strong polymer 'CUP' act as shield from impact Soft cushion pad on the inner side Velcro Strap on the back is so adjustable that making this ONE SIZE FIT ALL. Constructed of Supreme Nylon Material, flexible and washable. Perfect for all Military, Sports, Outdoor Activity, Hunting, Skirmish & Shooting Games..etc
Customer Reviews
Average Rating: 
Rating:  - One Size Does NOT Fit all.
I am your average 6'7", 230 lb giant with a quasi athletic build and out of the box I am telling you one size definitely does not fit all. I slapped on the knee pads and had to nearly cut off the circulation in my leg to attach the straps. Then I went nuts and knelt down. The straps fought me every inch of the way to the ground until they finally gave up when I made contact. I am hoping with a few rounds of paintball the straps will stretch out enough to get them even close to comfortable. Same ... Read More
Rating: - Not worth the $15 I payed for them
These pads fell apart the minute I put them on. The straps are horrid so I couldnt wear them enough to rate there actual pads.
Rating:  - They work.
I have no prior experience with tactical pads but decided to order what turned out to be a great deal for only $15.
The knee pads fit just fine and the elbow pads are barely big enough for my larger-than-average arms. Their construction seems durable, including cross-stitched bands. So far they have withstood a whole day of rough woodland airsofting. As for comfort and performance: When I wear them, it's practical to crouch, but I've found that they're a bit too rigid for duck-walking ... Read More
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